John A. Heldt

If there was one event that dictated the primary setting of Mercer Street , released last week, it was a radio broadcast that was supposed t...

I admit I resisted writing this book. Even as one who had written six novels set in the twentieth century, I resisted writing about the 1930...

It’s been a while since I’ve seen Back to the Future Part II . Maybe twenty years, in fact. But today, the movie is fresh in my mind, if not...

Of the six time-travel novels I have published in three and a half years, The Journey is perhaps the least like the rest. It is easily my s...

I never tire of reading Nelson DeMille . There is no one in the business who combines suspense and humor as well as the New York novelist, w...

As a sports fan, I generally root for the underdog. If my favorite team is not playing in a game or in the hunt for a playoff spot, I side w...

One of the first things I learned as a self-published author three years ago was that I was more than an author. I was a businessman who had...

As I noted in a review of Timothy Egan’s The Big Burn more than two years ago, I don’t read many non-fiction books. And, when I do, I tend ...

When you write historical fiction, you are immediately confronted with at least two challenges. The first is to describe a time. The second ...

I admit I’m not very good at keeping track of these things. Had I not seen an obscure Internet reference yesterday, I would have never known...